1. Tech·Ed North America 2009 4/6/2017 11:34 AM
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2. David Lowe Group Product Manager Microsoft Corporation WSV205
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Extend Your Web Server: What's New in IIS and the Microsoft Web Platform
David Lowe
Group Product Manager
Microsoft Corporation
WSV205
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3. Agenda IIS and the Microsoft Web Platform IIS 7.5 Enhancements in R2
IIS and ASP.NET on Server Core in R2
Remotely Managing IIS in R2
IIS Extensions for Development and Deployment

4. The Microsoft Web Platform
The Microsoft Web Platform is the software of choice when building web solutions or applications for your business, large or small. Whether you’re looking to create your company’s global web presence, building applications for your small business, or just getting started on the web, Microsoft has the solutions for you. Trusted by Fortune 500’s, used by millions of individuals.
Built to work with YOU in mind

5. Tools, Servers and Technologies
The Microsoft Web Platform is a powerful set of tools, servers, and technologies optimized for building and hosting next generation web applications and solutions. Use the Web Platform Installer to get everything up and running with a single tool.
Servers
Tools
Technologies
Applications
Design and development integration for
pre- packaged Open Source applications that run on top of the Microsoft Web Platform including:

6. Web Platform Installer

7. Web Platform Installer V2.0
Demo
Web Platform Installer V2.0

8. More Reliable More Control More Secure More Choice
Increased availability through dynamic request handling, improved caching, and powerful troubleshooting tools
Simplified, distributed management through set of customizable administration tools with easier application deployment for developers
Improved security and server protection through reduced server footprint, enhanced publishing, and request filtering capabilities
Flexible platform with enhanced support for multiple application development platforms and media content delivery
Scalable Web Infrastructure
Dynamic Caching & Compression
Powerful Diagnostic Tools
Centralized Web Management
Delegated Remote Management
Easy Application & Server Deployment
Enhanced Server Protection
Secure Content Publishing
Improved Access Protection
Included ASP.NET & PHP Support
Modular & Extensible Web Server
Integrated Media Platform

9. Enhancing IIS Feature Set
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4/6/2017
Enhancing IIS Feature Set
Extensions Add Further Functionality
Extensions Add Further Functionality
IIS Extensions
IIS Extensions
Some Extensions
Integrated
IIS 7.0 Platform
IIS 7.5 Platform
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10. IIS 7.5 & New Features in R2 ASP.NET on Server Core
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IIS 7.5 & New Features in R2
ASP.NET on Server Core
Integrated Admin Pack Modules
PowerShell Module & Cmdlets
Configuration Logging & Tracing
Integrated FTP and WebDAV
Best Practice Analyzer

11. .NET in Server Core in R2 .NET Framework in Server Core
Subset of .NET 2.0
Subset of .NET 3.0
Windows Communication Framework (WCF)
Windows Workflow Framework (WF)
Subset of .NET 3.5
WF additions from 3.5
LINQ
Subset of ASP.NET support for IIS
Windows PowerShell
WoW64 as an optional feature
Not installed by default

12. Windows Server 2008 R2 Server Core Architecture
Server, Server Roles (for example only) TS
NAS
ADFS
WDS
Etc…
Server Core, Server Roles and Optional Features
Server
With .NetFx, Shell, Tools, etc.
.NET 2.0
.NET 3/3.5 PS
ASP.NET
DNS
DHCP AD
File
AD LDS
Print
Media Server
IIS 7
Hyper-V
Server Core
Security, TCP/IP, File Systems, RPC, plus other Core Server Sub-Systems
WoW64
GUI, Shell, IE, Media, Mail, Etc.

13. In Server Core .NET Framework WCF WF WPF LINQ CLR 2.0 CLR 3.0
ASP.NET
LINQ
CLR 2.0
CLR 3.0
Additions
CLR 3.5
Additions

14. .NET 2.0 in Server Core Subset of .NET 2.0 on Server Core
.NET functionality aligns with functionality in Server Core
Installed by default in current builds
How to install if not already installed
For 64-bit applications (R2 is 64-bit only)
Start /w ocsetup NetFx2-ServerCore
If 32-bit support is needed:
Start /w ocsetup ServerCore-WOW64
Start /w ocsetup NetFx2-ServerCore-WOW64

15. .NET 3.0 / 3.5 in Server Core .NET 3.0 functionality
No WPF in Server Core
.NET 3.5 functionality
LINQ
.NET 3.0 and 3.5 installed with a single package
For 64-bit applications
Start /w ocsetup NetFx3-ServerCore
If 32-bit support is needed:
Start /w ocsetup ServerCore-WOW64
Start /w ocsetup NetFx3-ServerCore-WOW64

16. ASP.NET on Server Core in R2
Included with IIS, with the same package as full Server: IIS-ASPNET
Limitations
System.Web.Mail classes will fail because CDOSYS not available
Use System.Net.Mail instead
Web Application Tool (WAT) not available

17. Install ASP.NET on Server Core
start /w ocsetup IIS-WebServerRole;IIS-WebServer
start /w ocsetup IIS-CommonHttpFeatures;IIS-DefaultDocument;IIS-Security;IIS-RequestFiltering
start /w ocsetup IIS-ApplicationDevelopment;IIS-ISAPIFilter;IIS-ISAPIExtensions;IIS-NetFxExtensibility
start /w ocsetup IIS-ASPNET

18. Install ASP.NET on Server Core (New DISM Command)
start /w ocsetup IIS-WebServerRole;IIS-WebServer
start /w ocsetup IIS-CommonHttpFeatures;IIS-DefaultDocument;IIS-Security;IIS-RequestFiltering
start /w ocsetup IIS-ApplicationDevelopment;IIS-ISAPIFilter;IIS-ISAPIExtensions;IIS-NetFxExtensibility
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename: IIS-ASPNET

19. Demo
ASP.NET on Server Core

20. Remote Management of IIS
Install the IIS Management Service
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-ManagementService
Enable Remote Management
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\WebManagement \Server
Set EnableRemoteManagement to 1
Start the Management Service
net start wmsvc
Service is not set to start automatically
sc config wmsvc start= auto

21. Remote Management of Server Core
Demo
Remote Management of Server Core

22. IIS 7.0 / 7.5 Extensions New functionality for IIS enabled by
Extensibility Framework
New modules for IIS Manager built using public Microsoft.Web.Administration APIs
IIS team developing key Extensions for IIS
Core runtime
Web application lifecycle
Media integration

23. IIS Extensions Available
Beta RC
RTW
IIS FTP Service 7.5 (for IIS 7.0) 
IIS WebDAV 7.5 (for IIS 7.0)
IIS Manager for Remote Administration
IIS Administration Pack (for IIS 7.0)
Windows PowerShell Snap-In for IIS 7.0
IIS URL Rewriter
UrlScan 3.1 (for IIS 5.1 / IIS 6.0)
IIS Media Services 2.0)
IIS Dynamic IP Restrictions
IIS Application Request Routing
IIS Web Deployment Tool
IIS Database Manager
IIS Advanced Logging
Web Platform Installer
 (2.0)
 (1.0)

24. IIS Extensions Integrated in R2
Windows PowerShell Snap-In for IIS
Implemented as Web Administration Module
FTP Publishing
WebDAV Publishing
IIS Administration Pack Modules
FastCGI Configuration
Request Filtering Configuration
Configuration Editor
ASP.NET Authorization and Custom Errors

25. FTP Service 7.5 Benefits Features
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FTP Service 7.5
Enables Web authors to publish content more easily and securely, and offers improved integration and management for hosters and administrators
Benefits
Publish securely and easily from IIS Manager via Internet standards
Simplify hosting through integrated Web and FTP site management
Improve security and auditing through new authentication providers and enhanced logging
Features
Integrated with IIS 7.0 Manager
Support for FTP over SSL
Host FTP and Web content from same site by adding FTP binding
Support for hosting multiple FTP sites on same IP address
Improved virtual directory support
Improved user isolation through per-user virtual directories
Improved logging support
Detailed error messages for end users and event tracing for server-side troubleshooting
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26. WebDAV 7.5 Benefits Features
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WebDAV 7.5
Enables Web authors to publish content more easily and securely, and offers better integration, configuration and authorization features
Benefits
Publish securely and easily from IIS 7.0 Manager
Configure publishing on a per-site level
Improve security and auditing through custom authorization support
Features
Integrated with IIS 7.0 Manager
Support for HTTP over SSL
Configuration can be done at the site-level rather than at the server-level as in IIS 6.0
Per-URL authoring rules, allowing administrators to specify custom WebDAV security settings on a per-URL basis
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27. Administration Pack Modules
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Administration Pack Modules
A collection of IIS modules that enhance the functionality of IIS Manager to help administer IIS Web servers
Benefits
Manage your configuration files with Configuration Editor
View key statistics about your website with IIS Reports
Manage existing features with IIS Manager UI Extensions
Features
Generate code to automate tasks
Scoped searches of the configuration system
View key statistics about websites
Default reports for administrators or delegated management
Create custom reports
FastCGI module allows management of FastCGI settings
ASP.NET modules allow management of authorization and custom errors settings
HTTP Request Filtering module
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28. PowerShell Web Administration Module
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PowerShell Web Administration Module
Allows IT professionals and hosters to easily automate complex IIS 7.5 administrative tasks effectively increasing the productivity of administrators
Benefits
Simplify the administration of your Web site by scripting tasks
Execute repetitive administrative tasks across servers
Improve your decision making by consolidating metrics from your servers in real-time
Features
Seamless integration into the PowerShell environment
Low-level and task-based cmdlets specific to IIS that allows to:
Add and change configuration properties of Web-Sites, Web Applications, Virtual Directories and Application Pools
Execute advanced configuration tasks
Query run-time data
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29. PowerShell Web Administration
To use Web Administration module
import-module WebAdministration
cd IIS:\
IIS cmdlets
High-level and low-level cmdlets for administration and modifying configuration
Best Practice Analyzer cmdlets
Start /w ocsetup BestPractices-PSH-Cmdlets
import-module BestPractices
Cmdlets are:
get-bparesult
invoke-bpamodel
set-bparesult

30. PowerShell Scenarios for IIS(1)
Add / remove / change:
Applications
Virtual directories
Sites
Application pools
Add sites based on template
Copy config and content of existing site / vdir to other site / vdir
Configure SSL
Find log file directory for site
Change authentication settings of site / app / vdir
Set IP restrictions on a site
Recycle:
Application pools
IIS (IISRESET)
Backup IIS configuration
Activate sites (start/stop)
Add bindings to existing web-site
Convert folders to applications / vdirs
Change AppPool account identities and passwords
Unload web apps
Configure redirection

31. PowerShell Scenarios for IIS(2)
Add / remove / reorder default document
Change port number / IP address of a site binding
Change physical path of a site
Edit list of allowed Web Service Extensions
Add new custom error page
Register new:
ISAPI filter / extension
Native module / handler
Managed module / handler (integrated pipeline/ISAPI mode)
Add / remove / change MIME Map
Monitor:
Site status
Executing requests
Test site is up and running
Find all stopped sites
Find configuration setting
Move log files
Create new AppPool with recycling settings
Lock section or element
Change Application Pool of an application

32. IIS Extensions on Server Core
IIS-NetFxExtensibility
Enables hosting of .NET framework managed module extensions
IIS-FTPExtensibility
Supports FTP feature extensions, such as custom providers
IIS-WebDAV
WebDAV extension module
WCF-HTTP-Activation
Process activation via HTTP support

33. Web Deployment Tool Benefits Synchronize your server farm efficiently
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Web Deployment Tool
Simplify the migration, management and deployment of IIS Web Servers, Web applications and Web sites. It can be used to package, synchronize IIS sites including content, configuration certificates and databases.
Benefits
Synchronize your server farm efficiently
Package, archive and deploy Web applications more easily
Migrate Web applications between IIS 6.0 and IIS 7.0 with ease
Features
Integrated with IIS Manager and Visual Studio 2010
Ability to migrate the entire Web server, Web application or Web site
Synchronizes only changed data
Warns of missing dependencies during synchronization
Automatically gathers content, configuration, certificates, Registry Keys, ASP.NET configuration
Packages Web app or entire site
Supports both live servers and zipped packages as source or target apps
Administrative privileges are not required to deploy Web applications
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34. Web Deployment Tool on Server Core
demo
Web Deployment Tool on Server Core

35. Additional IIS Enhancements
IIS Application Auto-Start
CLR Settings per Application Pool
Configuration Logging and Tracing
New Application Pool Identities and Managed Service Accounts

36. IIS Application Auto-Start
IIS process model is request driven
To instantiate critical infrastructure and be more responsive certain applications need to be pre-loaded
Application preLoad feature in IIS 7.5 allows applications to automatically start without a request
Add the following to applicationHost.config file:
<application path="/myapp" preloadEnabled="true"> <virtualDirectory path="/" physicalPath="c:\inetpub\myapp"/> </application>
Add the following to web.config file:
<preload> <add value="default.aspx"/> </preload>

37. CLR Settings per App Pool
ASP.NET settings stored in global ASPNET.config
Can now create custom ASPNET.config files
Specify location in applicationHost.config
Local settings honored at runtime – can be UNC path
E.g. set maximum number of threads, maximum number of requests or garbage collection settings
Add the following in applicationHost.config file:
<applicationPools> <add name=”DefaultAppPool” CLRConfigFile=”c:\myConfig\CLRConfigFile.txt” /> <add name="Classic .NET AppPool“ managedPipelineMode="Classic" /> <applicationPools>

38. Configuration Logging Tracing
IIS 7.0 does not include any built-in tracing mechanism for configuration changes
IIS in Windows Server 2008 R2 will provide:
Read / write auditing of configuration system
Writes to configuration:
Logging of Write failures
Logging of Write successes
Read from configuration:
Logging of Read failures
Logging of Read successes
Logging of events unrelated to Reads / Writes

39. Configuration Logging Tracing
Logs kept under Applications and Services
Applications and Services Logs > Microsoft > Windows > IIS-Configuration
Four logs:
Administrative
Analytic
Debug
WriteAuditing
By default, all logging is disabled

40. Application Pool Identities
All application pools run as NetworkService
Enables token kidnapping scenarios
IIS in R2 (and backported to IIS 7.0) will allow use of new “AppPool” identity
IIS in R2 will also allow domain accounts for running services without management of passwords – Managed Service Accounts
Identity type in IIS in R2 will be set by default to 4 (App Pool Identity) versus 2 (Network Service) – NOT in IIS 7.0 / WS08

41. IIS Best Practice Analyzer
Seven criteria are checked for compliance
1-7

42. Web edition of Windows Server 2008 R2
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Web edition of Windows Server 2008 R2
Will include Web Server (IIS) and DNS roles
Server Core installation supports ASP.NET
Optimized for Internet-facing Web-serving environments not requiring authentication
Can run Windows Media Services 2008, Windows SharePoint Services, Office SharePoint Server and SQL Server
Does not require purchase of Client Access Licenses (CALs) or External Connector
Competitive price
Dedicated Web server
Standards-based interfaces
Supports 4 processors and 32 GB RAM (64 bit)
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43. Summary IIS is enhanced as IIS 7.5 in R2
Mostly integration of IIS Extensions
.NET on Server Core is biggest change
IIS team continues to invest in Extensions

44. New Online Resources at MSCOM and IIS.net
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New Online Resources at MSCOM and IIS.net
IIS 7.0 Content Articles,
Walkthroughs, Blogs
Downloads, Webcasts, Forums
Customer Perspectives, Technical Resources, Links to Community Resources
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